Greywater 101 Did you know the average family of four uses 5,000-8,000 gallons of water annually in their washing machine alone? If 100 families installed a simple Laundry-to-Landscape greywater system, we could save 500,000-800,000 thousand gallons of water a year and put that precious water into our gardens instead of sending it the [...]
Plant Selection Starting a new garden or revitalizing an established garden can feel sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether you are looking to reduce your outdoor water usage, attract more pollinators and birds, or want to grow your own food, we've got information that can help you! Water-Wise Plants for an Abundant Garden [...]
Wildscaping is the practice of intentionally designing and maintaining a landscape to create a vibrant habitat that supports native wildlife, especially birds and pollinators, by providing essential food, water, and shelter using native plants and natural features. This sustainable practice helps to restore and protect local ecosystems, reduce water use, avoid harmful pesticides, and [...]
Rainwater Catchment & Rain Gardens 101 Water-wise isn’t just about using less water, it’s also about being creative with the water we do have — especially the free kind that comes right from the sky. As evidenced by the memorable storms of recent winters, rain events are predicted to become [...]
Drip Irrigation 101 DOWNLOAD PDF HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU WATER? There are a number of factors that influence how long and how often we water our landscapes. Knowing a bit about your plant type, local climate and soil type will help you determine watering needs for optimal health and appearance. The leaf structure [...]
Sheet Mulching 101 DOWNLOAD PDF WHAT IS SHEET MULCHING? Sheet Mulching is a simple, natural and effective way for getting rid of your lawn and/or weed issues. It is a landscaping method used to build soil, prevent weeds, and retain water. It’s sometimes referred to as a "mulch lasagna" because a compostable [...]
Want Your Lawn Gone? Explore how to transform your yard into something beautiful and water-wise! Why Lawn Conversion? Lawns use a large amount of water and other resources and converting them improves ecological and human health. Using native and climate appropriate plantings in place of lawns can create vital habitat for birds and other [...]
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